ATN Thor 5 Thermal Rifle Scope 4-16x with Laser Range Finder - TIWST5325LRF

The ATN Thor 5 Thermal Rifle Scope 4-16x with Laser Range Finder combines cutting-edge thermal imaging with integrated rangefinding to give you a decisive edge in low-light and nighttime hunting. Built on ATN's Gen 5 platform, this thermal scope packs a 12-micron sensor, high-resolution OLED display, and a quad-core processor into a compact profile that mounts on standard 30mm rings. The integrated laser rangefinder reaches out to 1000 yards and feeds distance data directly to the onboard ballistic calculator, letting you dial holdovers or simply aim and trust the math. Whether you're pursuing hogs at midnight, running predator control operations, or taking long-range day shots in challenging light, this is a purpose-built tool for shooters who need to see and hit what others cannot.

The thermal scope's 4-16x magnification gives you flexibility across typical hunting distances, and the 320x240 thermal resolution delivers the clarity you need to identify targets and make ethical shots. ATN's Smart HD technology, custom reticle builder, and RAV (automatic recording of your shot) mean you can tailor the optic to your style and learn from every round. Dual-stream video, video recording built into the scope, and full iOS and Android app support let you share your day afield or review footage in the field. One-shot zero and profile manager features speed setup and let you switch between rifles without recalibrating. Battery life is rated for extended use, and the scope's streamlined design won't turn your rifle into a cinder block.

If precision at distance matters to you—and with a thermal scope, it does—the internal ballistic calculator and laser rangefinder remove guesswork. The LRF models offer unprecedented integration, putting both distance and ballistic solutions in your sight picture. This is the kind of optic that simplifies complex shots and turns marginal light into opportunity.

Key Features

• Integrated laser rangefinder with 1000-yard capability
• Gen 5 12-micron thermal sensor with 320x240 resolution for sharp imagery
• Quad-core processor and high-resolution OLED display
• Internal ballistic calculator for rapid solution generation
• 4-16x magnification for flexible engagement ranges
• One-shot zero and profile manager for quick setup and rifle switching
• Custom reticle builder for personalized aiming options
• RAV (automatic shot recording) for performance review
• Dual-stream video and built-in video recording
• iOS and Android app support for remote control and data sharing
• Mounts on standard 30mm rings
• Compact, low-profile design

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the integrated laser rangefinder useful on a thermal scope?

The rangefinder on the Thor 5 LRF gives you exact distance to target and feeds that data directly to the internal ballistic calculator. This means you get a shooting solution—windage and elevation—instantly, without reaching for a handheld rangefinder or doing math in your head. At distances beyond 500 yards, this integration becomes especially valuable for precise shot placement.

Can I mount this on my existing rifle with standard scope rings?

Yes. The Thor 5 is designed to mount on standard 30mm scope rings, so it will fit any rifle with a properly prepared receiver or picatinny rail that accepts 30mm mounts. Its compact profile keeps your overall rifle setup trim and balanced.

What kind of battery life should I expect?

The scope is rated for extended battery life and supports continuous operation on standard batteries. Optional ATN battery packs deliver 16+ hours of continuous use and can also charge other devices, making them a good investment if you run the scope for full nights or multi-day operations.

Can I control the scope from my phone?

Yes. The scope pairs with iOS and Android apps, allowing you to control functions, adjust settings, and view the thermal feed remotely. This is useful for ranging distant targets, adjusting reticles, and managing recordings without touching the scope itself—helpful if you're in a tight hide or working with a hunting partner.